I am an amateur researcher and have been developing and testing designer compound frequencies as an avocation for over four years now. My initial research with subtle electromagnetic fields began in 1998. Matching weak molecular fields with compound electromagnetic frequencies in the sound frequency range is a breakthrough discovery. Nature responds to designer weak electromagnetic lower frequencies. The ability to tune the molecular field of one material into the field of another material, not considered to be magnetic or having the ability to be tuned, is revolutionary and will open the door to new technologies, medical advances and a novel way to interact with our natural world. Here is an article I wrote explaining some of my work in more detail.
I know this because of a particular pattern recognition ability I have with weak electromagnetic fields. It is a similar process to that of developing the skill of human echolocation but in this case it is the skill of interpreting weak electromagnetic fields and their physiological affect on the body and most likely other biological life.
This is a paradigm shift in the understanding of electromagnetism on a molecular level:
Tuning and enhancing the molecular weak field of a material using a designer electromagnetic from an electrical coil using designer MP3 audio files.
Replicating molecular weak electromagnetic fields that the body recognizes for medical and other ecosystem technologies.
A process that replicates the molecular magnetic field of one material into the field of a host material.
Replicating area-specific weak fields in Nature
On the right column of this page you will find articles posted discussing work I have conducted in tuning and matching weak fields both in nature, the Moon and Saturn’s moon Titan. The matches were made directly by hand or, in the case of missions to space, extracted from audio-video recordings. Currently, the recording of sound by spacecraft and Mars rovers is almost nonexistent as the world scientific community has not yet recognized the incredible value of analyzing these area-specific weak electromagnetic fields via audio recordings.
The electromagnetic field from the electrical coil in your speaker is creating the precise field for tuning and not the subsequent mechanical sound wave frequencies. Sound is not necessary if one uses a coil-only device. However, for convenience and practicality use your computer audio speaker with sound. Here is a great video talking about how the electrical audio coil in a speaker works. Remember for tuning, we are interested in the designer electromagnetic field generated by the audio coil and not the downstream mechanical sound waves.
Apollo 12 Lunar sample 12407,6 by Chuck Northcutt
The area-specific weak electromagnetic field at Surveyor crater on the Lunar surface was replicated by comparing the molecular weak field of the sample above and the extracted weak field from the Apollo 12 mission recording at Surveyor crater. You can learn more about this process here.
The area-specific weak field of the Xanadu region on Titan, one of Saturn’s moons, is replicated from an actual audio recording from the descending Huygens spacecraft as it landed on the surface. I believe this to be the only audio recording ever made beyond our Moon with the Apollo missions and gives us a unique opportunity to replicate the weak field of Titan that has a physiological affect on the body. You can read more about the area-specific weak field replication here.
Tuned items such as silicone wristbands, glass and aluminum behave similarly to an audio/video tape, the magnetic strip on your credit card or the hard drive on your computer. If you place them near a strong magnetic field such as a strong magnet the tuning will be corrupted. Not something to be concerned about in day to day use but it can happen under the right circumstances. Otherwise, the tuning is permanent.
By inventor:
Thomas Lee Jacobs
First published September 9, 2010
Revised July 3, 2011
Tom@helpfulwaves.com
